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Which king spent only about six months of his reign in England?
Answer: Richard the Lionheart
Why: Richard spent most of his reign on the Third Crusade, as a prisoner in Austria and Germany, and fighting to keep his lands in France.
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Who was queen of both France and England in the 1100s?
Answer: Eleanor of Aquitaine
Why: Her sons included Richard the Lionheart and King John, who each ruled England in turn.
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Who annulled Magna Carta just ten weeks after it was sealed?
Answer: Pope Innocent III
Why: The charter survived through reissues in the name of John's young son, Henry III, in 1216, 1217 and 1225.
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Whose armies invaded Poland and Hungary in 1241?
Answer: The Mongols
Why: At its height the Mongol Empire was the largest contiguous land empire the world has ever seen.
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In what year did the last Roman emperor die in battle?
Answer: 1453
Why: His subjects called themselves Romans; the label Byzantine only took hold after the scholar Hieronymus Wolf used it in 1557.
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Who deposed the last western Roman emperor in 476?
Answer: Odoacer
Why: Instead of claiming the imperial title, Odoacer sent the regalia to Constantinople and ruled Italy as king.
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